I saw Speed Racer with mac and enjoyed it. It is totally like watching a video game with non-action bits in between that are in a candy world with super saturated colors and awesome cartoonish clothes.
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It is totally like watching a video game with non-action bits in between that are in a candy world with super saturated colors and awesome cartoonish clothes.
And John Goodman fighting Ninjas!
Oooh, wait, I thought John Goodman fought ninjas in Crank 2. And there were Vikings. This makes more sense.
John Goodman ninja fights might be worth a rental...I find having prepaid movie rentals makes me more accepting and more willing to try stuff than paying for individual viewings.
Oooh, wait, I thought John Goodman fought ninjas in Crank 2. And there were Vikings.
MAYBE THEY ARE SAVING THAT FOR CRANK 3!
John Goodman fighting skinhead punks with a bowling ball was certainly awesome, so this speaks well of Speed Racer.
Very few things are as awesome as Lebowski, though.
According to Chris Sims, Speed Racer has a John Goodman Ass Kicking Quotient lower than Big Lebowski, but higher than O Brother Where Art Thou.
Someone over at World Crossing mentioned that Every Little Step, the documentary about A Chorus Line, specifically about the casting of the revival from a few years back, was available OnDemand, so I just watched it. Oh, so excellent! Every fan of Broadway should watch it.
It was fun seeing Tyce Dorio get smacked down for being too egotistical at the final callbacks, and hearing him prattle on even after the smackdown was just annoying and made me really not like him. If I see him in next week's SYTYCD finale, I will just laugh and laugh at him.
I already knew who was cast as Cassie, so that wasn't suspenseful, but I'd forgotten who was Sheila, and never knew the other cast members, so it was fun to see them go through the audition process.
One of the main reasons I originally wanted to see this was to see casting for Zach (the director), but they didn't show that at all. Mike Berresse was a classmate of mine in h.s., so I was a bit bummed that the only footage I saw of him was when he was reading the part for the Cassie auditions at the final callback, and in the footage of the performance of "One" at the end. Maybe he didn't have to audition, or they just did separate auditions for that role since it is mostly voice work with the only dancing being at the end.
t makes note to watch as a treat if I get more work done
I love A Chorus Line.